BTEC DIT C3 LAB - User Access Restriction

Why are access levels useful?

• They give everyone access to all parts of the network

• They give everyone 'download' access to the network

• They control the level of access a user has to the network

• They stop everyone in the organisation from accessing the system

What is an example of a strong password?

• JoeBloggs90

• 1990Joe

• JO3_Blo66s

• BloggsJ1990

How do you make a login secure? (Choose all that apply)

• A combination capital letter, number and symbols/special charatcters

• Using a phrase like "iloveManU"

• Enabling 2 factor authentication

• using password as a password

Which of these was not one of the most common passwords of 2015

• Tqbfj0t1d

• 1234

• Password

• qwerty

Use of fingerprints, retina scans, or other body features as an authentication mechanism is known as.

• TFA

• Biometrics

• Firewalls

• 2FA

What type of authentication method identifies and recognizes people based on physical traits such as fingerprints?

• digital certificates
• WEP
• biometrics
• RADIUS

What security method analyses the characteristics of an individual's face via images captured through a digital video camera?

• Facial Recognition

• Hand Geometry Scanning

• Iris Scanning

• Fingerprint Recognition

What might happen if an IT user has an access level that is too low for their needs? (Choose all that apply)

• They might be able to access data they shouldn't.

• They might get very frustrated

• They might not be able to do their job as they cant access the things they need.

• They might find out how much their managers get paid.

Which of these are drawbacks of two factor authentication? (Choose all that apply)

• It can take less management as users are unlikely to get locked out.

• It can take longer to get access as you may have to wait for a code to be sent.

• Users may feel it is an invasion of privacy by having their data stored.

• The recovery options that are used to reset the account can be exploited

Which of these are benefits of biometrics for protecting data? (Choose all that apply)

• It can take less management as users are unlikely to get locked out.

• It can take longer to get access as you may have to wait for a code to be sent.

• It is more secure as it cannot be guessed, lost or forgotten

• The recovery options that are used to reset the account can be exploited